Bowl-ero Lanes

Great staff that takes care of their customers. Food is actually pretty good and fairly priced.

most depressing bowling alley Ive ever been to. no alcohol, music sucks, bright lights…

Went on a Monday night. Was completely empty, which for me isn’t that great but for others it may be perfect. Very cheep, chick at the counter was in no mood to be there at all and it was obvious made me not want to be there either. Didn’t try the food.

Last visit was 04÷05÷14, and I decided not to bowl.
It might be a 4-​STAR alley for those who just want to throw house balls at pins and party.
For a league-​type bowler, I’d rate Bowlero ZERO STARS. If that’s you, don’t waste your time.
If you’re a half-​serious bowler and insist on trying the joint out, bring an old beat-​up ball or two — but leave your good ones at home.
This may have been a hot-​spot in the past, but it’s a big disappointment now.

Terrible place to bowl. The lanes are uneven, all the stalls in the women’s bathroom were out of service. When I told a worker, he didn’t even do anything about it, all the vending machines were broken. This place sucks. Never again will I go back.

*I took a group of disabled adults, some who needed to use a ramp, to this bowling alley.*
This is an incredibly outdated bowling alley. I don’t believe they’ve updated in quite a while. The staff enters the names on the scorecard for you as the keypads at the lane don’t work. Several times throughout one game, we had to ask the staff to come and reset our pins as it would get jammed. That got old pretty quick. The ramps for the balls were pretty cheap and some were broken making any attempt at getting a spare/​strike impossible.
This place got the job done and worked for those I was with who required a different type of accessibility.

Great place to bowl and friendly staff! Definitely making this my go-​to place to bowl!

Bowl-​ero is a great place to bowl with friends and family. It is inexpensive ($ 3 for shoes, $ 1 a game Monday-​Thursday) and clean. I’ve been going on weekday mornings and it has never been crowded. Unlike many bowling alleys, they music is not blaring so you can actually hold a conversation with your friends. The staff is helpful and they have a good selection of bowling balls. A great place!

Great place to bowl. I went with a group of 16, mostly teenagers, and the staff went out of their way repeatedly for us. Prices are good (we were there on Sunday afternoon– $ 3/​shoes and $ 3/​game), and they had plenty of open lanes.

How in THE HELL can you people rate this disgusting joint five stars?
I ventured in here on a Saturday and it was over run with horribly ill behaved children smashing into people wiht their apathetic fat-​so parents sitting listless like so many Jabba the Hutts.
This place has TWO failed restaurants. Some odd Asian joint closed and packed with junk, furniture, and flotsam. And a failed coffeee shop, collecting dust bunnies and bad memories.
Oddly the lanes look moderized and fairly decent, but the surroundings scream tijuana bodega. No thanks, Sparky.

They are so nice here, it’s cheap and not busy! You’ll definitely have fun bowling.
If you want to drink beer while you bowl, don’t come here. No alcohol served. If you don’t care, have fun!

Great for the price. Nothing fancy and had some tech issues in the middle of our game, but overall it was a fun experience.

I was thinking this place might be a little ‘seedy’ but I was very wrong. First off, they have a summer program for kids which allows for a free game and additional games cost $ 1. Adults who are bowling with kids also get reduced prices. The staff was friendly. They set up the lane for us. The shoes were the newest I have ever found at a bowling alley. Two birthday parties were going on and the staff announced their names, played a happy birthday song, and took pictures of the kids/​group. With a little over 30 lanes there is plenty of room. The only odd thing I found was the seating; it is spaced out with one lane up and one lane down alternating, yet on an slow day you can sit close to your alley.

Bowlero was pretty fun last night. Pretty good prices on bowling if you got the lane package and the food there was good for bowling alley food. I especially liked the mac and cheese dipper thingies. Main reason this place is not getting a better review is it was too bright! Seriously it was so bright that I felt like I could have worn my sunglasses inside and been more comfortable. Also the music was repetitive and we heard several of the same songs twice in the two hours that we were there.
Overall pretty a pretty good place. I prefer Elitch lanes but this place is not as busy as Elitch lanes on the weekend though I’d still recommend making a reservation for a lane if you don’t want to wait.

Four stars for Dollar Night!
Monday night at the Bowlero is the best gig in town (or rather, TWO towns… since it sits right on the Denver/​Lakewood border). Dollar games, dollar shoe rentals, and dollar draft beers. I simply won’t bowl on any other night, simply because the Bowlero’s Dollar Mondays have spoiled me rotten. I’d never even CONSIDER stepping foot in an overpriced, trendy joint like Lucky Strike or Splitz.
The dollar drafts… well, you’ll feel ‘em the next day (if you catch my drift and I think you do), but if you want to catch a cheap buzz, they’ll do the trick. And a cheap buzz should be the ONLY sort of buzz one looks for in a bowling alley. No Cosmos or Mojitos allowed. Get your Lebowski on and order up a Caucasian… but don’t push it. You’re in a BOWLING ALLEY. And did I mention it’s Dollar Night?
The food is hit or miss (though the fries always rock– but skip the chili). The ambiance is cheesy (their new slogan is «Have Big Fun,» though they don’t insist that «Everybody Wang Chung»). But it’s DOLLAR NIGHT. And all is right with the world.